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I've only used this bag once so far to walk 18 holes at my local Par-3 course. I had my 5,6,7,8,9,AW,PW,56,60 & Putter in the bag. Almost no other gear except for 3 or 4 balls. The bag is light and the straps are very comfortable. It has more pouches than I need since it's not my primary bag. I especially like the score car and beverage pouches. They are well positioned and easy to get to even with the bag on your back.
Received a complimentary copy to read and review. I couldn't put it down. I love the characters and the world Brandy has created with this series. It has great twists and turns that will keep the reader turning the page to find out what happens next. Definitely one to add to your TBR list.
This book, which was the third series was the most lam book that I have ever read. This book boarded on the insane. I I found my self skipping pages and partial pages just it get done with it. Waste of my money.
First, I understand that Microsoft has lifted the 1PC user requirement that was so badly mismanaged. That's great, and I applaud them for it. Second, I cannot understand WHY this software does not integrate with METRO. I have a touchscreen Win8 laptop that I love, but the more I use it, the more I wonder why Microsoft doesn't employ user consultants to ensure a great and seamless user experience. Metro behaves basically like it was just bolted to the operating system, and no one else in the company had any idea it would be included in Win8! Now, back to Office. Microsoft seems to reduce customization with each new release of Office. There seems to be less user friendly interfaces, and more confusing, redundant steps to complete a task. I've used Office 7, 10, and now 13. To be honest, I'm the most comfortable with 7 on my kid's laptop simply because there is no discernible benefit I see (value-wise) between it, 10 and 13. I'm not going to touch on the software, itself, other than to say they are making a half hearted attempt at cloud based services, and some of the programs crashed a lot early on. If you are familiar with Office 10, then 13 is just more of the same, with a few new pieces bolted on to give it a fresh feel. If you have either of the two previous releases of Office, I would say wait for the next iteration. I used to count on Microsoft for new software innovation. I'm not giving up on them. Yet...